We attended the Cougar Conservancy, National Wildlife Federation NWF docent hike tour of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing. There was no hike and no tour or view of the crossing. We stood on a dirt road near the loud freeway while the docent just read from a paper for 30 minutes. What she read was on the website. Wasted drive and carbon foot print. Everyone was upset at the end of the event when we asked when do we see the crossing. We were told just drive on the freeway. Everyone drove on the freeway to get there so what was the point. People complained online and probably in the survey they sent out.
If you want to hike to actually see it, here is one short hike to get there with parking. No need to take the docent tour. https://animaladvocatesmarycummins.blogspot.com/2023/08/hike-to-wallis-annenberg-wildlife.html
I video'd the wildlife crossing from the freeway.
Two videos of the event. This was really all there was just about.
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